Bulgaria Pleads for Equity After War Against Allies
The peace treaty with Bulgaria is discussed at the French plenary as Bulgarian delegates seek 25 days to study terms. The conference blames Bulgarians for the war but notes Bulgarian people bear it with dignity. U.S. not a signatory on enforcement but will join covenant observances. Debate covers Thrace and port decisions, with allied powers to announce future status.
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Mme Tsamados Returns to America from Athens Residence
Mme Tsamados wife of Cafmired, head of the Greek delegation in Washington, has come back to the United States after nearly a year at her Athens home. She is remembered by Sin Bruncieco and Ted Cross workers from the influenza epidemic days when her husband led the Greek consulate general. He now heads the delegation in Washington in the minister’s absence.
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Ted Cross
Parade honors Pershing as First Division returns home
Washington attention and cheers mark General Pershing and the First Division’s Pennsylvanian Avenue parade. Veterans lead the way with Maj. Gen. Edward F. McGlance and former commanders Siebert and Bullard among the procession, as Congress grants formal thanks for service in France.
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Marner
Army dispatches 25-car train to aid Corpus Christi relief
Ma. Gen. Joseph T. Dickman ordered a 25 car train loaded with army motor trucks and supplies to reach stricken Corpus Christi after a telephonic estimate placed the death toll at 500. The convoy, with bread, canned goods, cots, blankets, tents and army officers directing roilier work, aims to reach survivors as far as possible by rail and truck.
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San Antonio
Corpus
Bay District
Preparations for possible steel strike endure in Chicago plants
Officials in South Chicago Calumet districts brace for a pending Monday strike. They plan to protect plants with cots food garlands and insist most workers remain steadfast. Guards at Gary Independent plant and Hammond Standard Steel plant bolster security amid tensions.
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Calumet
Gary
Standard Steel
Hammond
Troops Mobilized as Camden Riots Strain Fare System
Camden New Jersey Sept 10 Militiamen 900 dispatched for emergency duty amid streetcar disturbances over fare zones. Police firemen and deputies hold positions as public service aims partial trolley resumption. Most lines shut except one.
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New Jersey Public Service Company
Met Opera Singer Killed by Baggage Truck in Hammond
Philadelphia soprano Mies Fulin Heinrich died when a baggage truck derailed from Titagis Central tracks after being struck by a locomotive in Hammond. Other items note Louisiana bank loss, a Shreveport robbery, Chicago carpenters strike end, and a Minnesota soldiers bonus bill.
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New York Bishop Elected on Third Ballot
In New York on September 1, Rt Rev Charles L Burch suffragan bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of New York was elected bishop to succeed the late Bishop Greer on the third ballot at a special convention held here.
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Charles L. Burch
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William C Bullitt Testimony Tops Senate Hearing
A new photograph shows William C Bullitt, recently attached to the American peace commission, before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He testified that Secretary Lansing expected the peace treaty to fail and quoted Lansing as deeming the League of Nations useless. His testimony was considered the most sensational yet presented to the committee.
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Wile & Bullitt
America Peace Commission
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lansing
League of Nations
But Urt
Air record is set by Rolant Kohits at world altitude
Mineola Sept 20 Rolant Kohits Curtiss test pilot soared to an official barograph logged 34 610 feet above sea level from Roosevelt Field. He reported a peak altitude near 34000 feet and a registered 84400 feet on landing. He described oxygen use at 20000 feet and noted a nervous twitching and aching teeth after the ordeal.
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Curtiss Airplane Company
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Mate
Ex-Kaiser Wilhelm Extradition Sought by Allied Council
The Pall Mall Gazette reports the allied council will demand extradition of ex-Kaiser Wilhelm from Holians. The Dutch may receive a formal demand, with officials confident Holland will accede despite possible protests.
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Allied Era Council
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Cedar Rapids pupils strike for shorter class periods
Cedar Rapide September 19 three hundred high school pupils left class at ten in the morning parading downtown. They joined about 200 more at Grant Vocations school. The incident reflects student protest amid early 20th century school reforms.
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Grant
Wilson in San Diego Touts League Support to 50,000 Crowd
President Wilson addressed more than 50,000 at a packed San Diego stadium, reading a Roosevelt excerpt to advocate the League of Nations and quoting Senator Lodge. He planned a quiet rest day in Los Angeles after the event, then spoke at the Shriners’ auditorium.
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League of Nations
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Making Biftiats Balls Experience No Showa fr be taking
Fragmentary OCR text mentions balls, drying, shrinking, and storage in a warn room for long periods. It also includes quoted lines attributed to Merrington and Stingsby about wisdom and folly, suggesting a literary or stage context with no clear event or outcome.
D Annunzios Fiume raid and peace conference actions
D Annunzios seizure of Fiume dominates the Paris peace talks as a compromise plan seeks to settle the Adriatic with free state status for Fiume and a free port for Zara while Italy gains a mandate over Albania other shifts see Jugo Slav and Hungarian leadership changes and Baltic talks with Bolshevists amid German troop movements under General von der Goltz.
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Britain Faces Trade Crisis Prompts Britain to Boost Production
Britain faces a severe trade crisis with commercial leaders accelerating efforts to speed up production. The American Chamber of Commerce in London cites a Baltic front peace move and notes Japan’s handling of Shantung amid U S questions on league policy. President Wilson defends the League of Nations as a path to restoring Shantung and outlines limits on U S intervention in Ireland and other questions. Steel workers plan a citywide strike, while labor actions ripple through Boston and Chicago as unions test authority and government responses.
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Colors of Flowers Featured in Early Botanical Notes
The passage notes the 41 colors of flowers with the Clintonia as a well known member. It mentions blue berries, purple-tinged berries, and rarity of pure colors in nature. Pure yellow appears in the common evening primrose.
Spanish researchers create fuel briquettes from rice husks and tar
Experimental team in Spain compresses rice husks and tar to form briquettes as a new fuel source. Government estimates place hog numbers in the United States near 11 million. An electric soldering tool runs on car storage batteries. Uruguay plans water works in 35 cities with modern systems in most. An electric hand saw eases woodwork. Farm corn prices run higher than town. An inventor patents a腰arm rest with a waist belt to steady a hunter. Venezuela enacts purity standards and bans selling adulterated bullets.
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